Sentence examples for dying trade from inspiring English sources
"It's a dying trade," he said sadly.
"I thought I was learning a dying trade but now, at the age of 49, I couldn't be busier".
Today, Henry Ng believes he is the last in what has become a dying trade in Singapore, as cheaper alternatives can be made in China.
They touch on Italian anarcho-communists, assisted dying, trade unions, political and personal betrayal, the sexual puritanism of the Communist party.
If one function of theatre is to take you into other worlds, Bean's play succeeds in conveying the hermetic heroism of a dying trade.
"Ours is a dying trade as digital and video take over," says Paul Natkin, who spent nearly three decades photographing Chicago's music scene.
A thatcher, a blacksmith and a heritage stonemason tell BBC News NI about the appeal of such dying trades.
If you want to further your career in the tool and die trade, you may want to move into supervision or teaching.
The world is "equifying," he says, meaning that a global "we" are all dying to trade stocks.
But Mr. Johnson, still boyish at 57, has managed to forge a career of about four decades plying this dying showbiz trade.
So the Maiyet silk, saving a historic but dying Indian trade, came out as a skirt worn with a fur top made in New York or a silken bomber jacket with stretch leather pants, sexy and cute.
